Margie Dana

Just heard this on the radio: beginning in December, the Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles will be reinstating the mailed license renewal notices. How interesting – and smart.

My license expires at the end of this month, my birthday month. Had I not happened to notice this one day over the summer, I guarantee I’d have failed to renew it. Licenses are valid for several years here in the state.

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Somewhere in time the ROMV decided to can the mailing reminder program.

On their site it still reads: “The responsibility of renewing a Massachusetts license/ID card before the expiration date lies solely with the holder of the Massachusetts license/ID card.” (I expect an update soon.)

It must have been disastrous for them if they’re reinstating the mailed courtesy notices. I heard on the same news report that the mailing program (it’s a postcard) costs the state $1 million annually, but this go-round it won’t cost them anything, thanks to an advertiser. No mention of who the advertiser is. I won’t find out for 5 more years.

Here’s hoping the postcard program is still in place then, although who knows? They could replace it with text messages to our smartphones.